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Posted by Baptist Bible Fellowship International on Thursday, September 17, 2015
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Wednesday Night
Anthony is the lead pastor at Granite United Church in Salem, New Hampshire. He has a passion to transition dying churches, multiply healthy churches, and birth new churches. He and his wife have been married for 29 years and have three children and three grandchildren.
Jerel Bland serves as the Lead Pastor of The HOPE and the K-LOVE Hope Center in Detroit, Michigan which is a new partnership effort with K-LOVE Radio and the missions and humanitarian organization World Hope. The father of six and recent grandfather is solely focused on using every resource, partnership, and skill that God has given, to do his part to bring true revival to the city of Detroit.
Tuesday night
Gene has been the senior pastor at Eastside Christian Church in Anaheim, California since October of 2008. He is a gifted leader with a passion for following Christ and a love for people. Gene coaches church leaders around the world on how to lead churches through healthy change. He has served as lead pastor at Willow Creek Community Church as well as Central Christian Church in Las Vegas, Nevada, which grew from 450 to 8,000 in weekly services. He has also co-authored the book "How to Change Your Church Without Killing It." He is husband to Barbara and father of three.
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In 2006 Pastor Brian Moore was hired as lead pastor of a church that was in need of revival. His leadership has been instrumental in not only spiritual growth but also in the growth of the community. Brian loves spending time with his wife Shannon and two children, Mersadie and Braden.
Dwayne, his wife Tammy, and four children are missionaries to Ethiopia. He graduated with a B.S. in Biblical and Pastoral studies. In 2010 he finished his M.A.R. in Leadership through Liberty University. His hobbies include bow hunting, fishing, outdoors, and watching the Buckeyes.
